Anyma opens Zamna Tulum's tenth anniversary season on January 4

Tickets for the January 4 show that opens Zamna Tulum 2027 are on sale, with general admission starting at $110, a lineup of 21 DJs across three stages, and Anyma as the headliner.

The night has its own name and its own ticket. Anyma presents ÆDEN The Lost Temple falls on a Monday, four days after the anniversary season starts and six days before it ends.

That calendar matters well beyond the people buying wristbands. Quintana Roo's tourism information system placed Tulum at 45 percent hotel occupancy for the week of September 5 to 11. The ten days that open on New Year's Eve are the stretch that decides how the town's year begins.

General admission starts at 110 dollars

The official ticket page lists general admission at $ 110 and VIP at $ 350, before processing and handling fees. Checked on Sunday, the page still asked for an access code before it would show any inventory. The announcement circulated one, MEX2027A, for the early bird phase.

The same page includes a second figure within its description text: a presale general ticket priced at 160 dollars. Zamna sells its Tulum nights in tiers that climb as each one empties, and neither the page nor the announcement says which tier is live.

The presale opened at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, September 16. The general sale for the show and the rest of the season followed on Thursday the 17th.

The season also sells a Multipass, listed at $ 375 and good for three event days out of the ten. The Anyma night is ticketed separately.

Matteo Milleri built Anyma, then retired Genesys for ÆDEN

Anyma is the project of Matteo Milleri, an Italian American producer who is one half of Tale Of Us with Carmine Conte and a co-founder of the Afterlife label. Under the Anyma name, he released Genesys in 2023, Genesys II in 2024, and The End of Genesys in 2025.

What moved him outside dance music was Las Vegas. Milleri was the first electronic artist booked into Sphere, opened the residency on December 27, 2024, and sold more than 130,000 tickets across eight nights in a room that holds 20,000, according to Variety. Ellie Goulding and Delilah Montagu appeared as guests, and Billboard's review of the run found the visuals, not the guest singers, held the room.

ÆDEN is the era that replaced that one. He premiered the production at Coachella in April and has since taken it to Shanghai, London, Brussels, Mexico City, and a second summer residency at UNVRS in Ibiza. In August, he launched ÆDEN Records with a 15-track compilation, Digital Renaissance Vol. I.

The imagery changed with the name. Where Genesys built humanoid machines and futuristic worlds, ÆDEN works with classical sculpture and Greco-Roman architecture dropped into hyper-real digital environments. Zamna's announcement puts Milleri above 6.8 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

Temple, Garden and Isla divide the night

Zamna counts 21 DJs for January 4. The stage split published with the lineup runs like this.

• Temple sits closest to the ÆDEN production, with Anyma, CamelPhat, Cassian, Volkoder, Son of Son and PACS.
• Garden runs Korolova, Adam Sellouk, and Layla Benitez back to back with 19:26, ZSS, Vomee, and Hardt Antoine.
• Isla goes later and darker with KAS: ST, Kasia back to back with Baset, Stylo with Eli and Dani, Jast with SLVR, and Skuro.

Two of those bookings connect to the label. Volkoder, on Temple, is the Brazilian producer behind Other Dimension, the first single ÆDEN Records released, and he also made Waiting For You with Korolova, who plays Garden.

CamelPhat bring their own production. The touring show they built with High Scream is framed by a large circular screen, which puts two different ideas of what a stage should look like on the same grounds on the same night.

Zamna Tulum 2027 opens on a town running at 45 percent

The local arithmetic is why this announcement is news in Tulum, not just in the dance press.

The state occupancy reading of 45 percent sat alongside a harder claim from the association representing the beach hotels, whose members were reported to be running under 20 percent. Both numbers describe the low season that January is expected to end.

What the festival calendar does to them is on the record. Zamna Group reported that its 2026 Tulum season, with more than 15 events that closed on January 12, drew over 120,000 travelers associated with music tourism, with occupancy reaching up to 90 percent on the busiest days, according to La Jornada Maya. Jorge Molina Pérez, the municipal tourism promotion director, has told the same paper that electronic music festivals account for more than half of visitors' spending in the destination during those weeks.

Those are figures from the organizers and the municipality, not from an independent audit.

Adam Port closes the season on January 10

Zamna announced on September 18 that Adam Port will headline the closing night on January 10. The anniversary run now has two named bookends and an unpublished middle, with individual night lineups being released one at a time.

The brand filling those nights stopped being only a Tulum brand years ago. Before it returns to the jungle where it started in 2017, its own calendar runs through Hyderabad on October 4, Bali on October 17 and 18, Mexico City on October 31, Hawaii on November 13, Sharm El Sheik on November 20, Montreal on November 21 and Lima on December 12.

That leaves the middle of the anniversary season as the open question. Zamna is selling a three-night pass for a run whose middle nights have no names attached, and the first of those unnamed dates is New Year's Eve, just over fourteen weeks away.

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